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Kendrick Lamar has one more huge (and loud) show at Allianz Stadium in Moore Park, Sydney, tonight

If you were one of the people at last night's Kendrick Lamar concert in Sydney, you'll know that KDot put on one helluva performance complete with flames, fireworks and all his hits. 'Not Like Us' goes even harder IRL. If you live near Moore Park, you might also know! Local residents have reported the show was loud and sounded like a hoot. Perhaps grab some earplugs for tonight if you were one of those people?
Here’s everything you need to know about Kendrick’s final Sydney show tonight…
After two sold-out shows in Melbourne, the multi-Grammy Award-winning rapper is now in Sydney for his Grand National Tour. He played his first show at Moore Park’s Allianz Stadium last night (Wednesday, December 10, 2025), and his last show is tonight, Thursday, December 11, 2025.
Public transport is your best option for getting to Allianz Stadium (also known as Sydney Football Stadium), at 40 Driver Avenue, Moore Park. The cost of public transport is included in your ticket. If you have stamina, you can walk up to the stadium from Central Station. It takes about 25 minutes, but just a warning – it’s an uphill walk, so it’s not for the faint-hearted. If you want to get to the city early and make an adventure of it, you can have a bit of a pub crawl up to Moore Park – these are some of the best pubs on the way to and near the stadium.
Most people opt instead to take the Moore Park Light Rail service from Central – it’s just a short trip on the L2 and/or L3 Randwick Line, which you can catch from Chalmers Street. They run frequently. Various bus services stop along Anzac Parade, Oxford Street and Lang Road, within walking distance of Allianz Stadium. You could catch a taxi or rideshare, but keep in mind that services will be busy. It’s probably not advised, but you could also drive – all info about parking is here. And you can plan your public transport trip over here.
Gates open at 5.30pm, with the support act (Doechii) scheduled to start from 7.10pm and play for around an hour. Kendrick should hit the stage just after 9pm, so make sure you’re ready by then.
For all gigs at Allianz Stadium, you can’t bring things including alcohol, glass bottles, metal containers, or any other breakable containers. You can’t bring cameras with detachable lenses larger than 200mm, video cameras, audio equipment or tripods (unless you’re accredited media). You can’t bring big flags or banners, or flags or banners that contain text or images deemed offensive, discriminatory or intimidating. You can’t bring skateboards, scooters, rollerblades or bikes in. Depending on your ticket type, you may not be able to bring umbrellas (refer to pre-event emails for event-specific info). Check out the full conditions of entry here.
Demand for Kendrick tickets was through the roof, but you can try your luck over here just in case: Ticketek.
Last night, he was supported by genre-blurring innovator SchoolboyQ – tonight (Thursday's show), beloved alt-rap powerhouse Doechii will warm up the crowd.
Before, during and after the shows, there will be merchandise booths set up inside the venue, so get there early if you want to stock up.
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